Rhett: A Walker Brothers Novel

Liz Isaacson

Jun 2020 · Seven Sons Ranch in Three Rivers Romance Book 1 · AEJ Creative Works · Narrated by Teri Clark Linden

About this audiobook

Rhett Walker has been in Three Rivers for a year, relying on the Foster sisters next door as he rebuilds his ranch after a devastating tornado. He shares a special bond with Evelyn Foster, the mastermind behind a successful matchmaking service for local women. But there's always a boyfriend in the way of Rhett confessing his hidden feelings for his best friend.

Evelyn's matchmaking business thrives on her ability to help cowboys see the women of small town Three Rivers standing right in front of them. However, her credibility takes a hit as her own relationships keep falling apart.

Desperate to save her business, Evelyn devises a bold plan that requires Rhett's help. She proposes a fake marriage, hoping it will restore faith in her matchmaking skills.

Rhett agrees, thinking this could be just the thing he needs to get out of the friend zone. As they navigate their pretend marriage, sparks fly.

With unspoken feelings finally coming to light, can Rhett and Evelyn take a real chance on genuine love?

This friends-to-lovers cowboy billionaire romance set in charming Three Rivers, Texas, is feel-good story that will warm your heart and leave you believing in the power of enduring love.

Ratings and reviews

The main character is indecisive. She runs her own matchmaking business, yet she doesn't know what love entails. She likes her husband before they get married, yet after he falls in love with her, she doesn't know if she loves him too. The story started off okay, but really dragged on with no real conclusion. It became really boring and lagged the needed extra to keep the reader entertained. Really disappointed.

I'm grateful for this author, she's a shinning light in a dark world. She writes beautifully in dedication to our Lord, and this one's no different; with one small exception, the character Evelyn indecisiveness that frustrated me, but the more I listened, I realized some people are like that, and so different from I'm used to seeing from this author, but with the same moral compass Thanks Liz

Very good